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Terracotta Black Pottery Shell Candle Holder Diya
Key Features
Design: Distinctive conch shell or Shankha shape, which is often considered auspicious in various cultures, particularly Hinduism.
Material: It appears to be made from black pottery (sometimes called black clay pottery or Kumbhakari). This material is characterized by its matte black finish, which is achieved through a specific firing process (often reduction firing) where the smoke and carbon penetrate the clay.
Function: It is designed to be a candle holder or an incense burner (sometimes called a dhoop daan or aroma diffuser).
The flower-shaped cutouts on the body are functional, allowing air to circulate, the glow of a candle to shine through, or smoke/aroma to escape.
The small holes on the top likely serve the same purpose.
It is suitable for small tea lights (if the base is wide enough) or an aromatherapy oil candle with oil and water placed in a basin (though the image doesn't clearly show a basin, many such items incorporate one).
Finish: Smooth, matte to semi-glossy black finish typical of this style of pottery.
Dimensions/Size: Appears to be hand-held and relatively compact, likely ranging from 4 to 6 inches in length.
Craftsmanship: Looks hand-crafted or wheel-thrown, indicated by the slight irregularities and distinct, layered rings on the left (the coiled end of the shell).
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